A closer look.
This community service at the Stan Woloshyn Building in Spruce Grove assesses and treats mental health concerns in children and young people aged 5–17. It is intended for moderate to severe distress or impairment when the young person is not already receiving mental health therapy elsewhere. Self-referral is available, followed by telephone screening to identify the appropriate service.
Care setting
Mental health care · Outpatient · Individualized Treatment
Payment options
Not listed
Treatment and services
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Child and Adolescent Addiction and Mental Health — Stan Woloshyn Building
At a glance
- Children and youth aged 5–17
- Self-referral and telephone screening
- Goal-focused community treatment
- 205 Diamond Avenue, Spruce Grove
Contact
Child and Adolescent Addiction and Mental Health — Stan Woloshyn Building
This community service at the Stan Woloshyn Building in Spruce Grove assesses and treats mental health concerns in children and young people aged 5–17. It is intended for moderate to severe distress or impairment when the young person is not already receiving mental health therapy elsewhere. Self-referral is available, followed by telephone screening to identify the appropriate service.
Care and clinicians
- The community programme offers assessment and goal-focused treatment through a multidisciplinary team that may include mental health therapists and psychiatrists. The service works with children, young people and families.
Access and continuing care
- Interpreter and translation services are available, and free parking is provided outside the front entrance. The specific course of care, transition arrangements and any fees or eligibility documentation should be confirmed during intake; no fixed programme duration is promised.
People served
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Age range and public funding
- Alberta Health Services describes this as a publicly funded service for children and youth aged 5–17 and their families in Edmonton and the surrounding area. Intake screening determines whether the service is appropriate.
Program information
Eligibility
- The service supports children and young people with moderate to severe distress or functional impairment related to a mental health concern. Its published criteria exclude those already accessing mental health therapy from another provider.
Referral process
- Clients can self-refer; healthcare providers use the Alberta Referral Directory. After referral, telephone screening considers the young person’s needs and available community resources before deciding the appropriate pathway.
Location and appointments
- The clinic is at 205 Diamond Avenue, Spruce Grove, T7X 3A8, telephone +1 780 342 1370. Published hours are Monday–Friday 8:15 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; an estimated wait is provided when booking.